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Discuss “CMU establishes grad school in Australia”

The Heinz School of Public Policy and Management is establishing its first branch in Adelaide, Australia in 2006. The plan is to offer two graduate degrees — one in Information Technology, and the other in Public Policy and Management.

Carnegie Mellon University Provost Mark Kamlet emphasized the “alignment of interest” between the University and the Australian government, as South Australia is an area of research and education that, according to Kamlet, involves the whole Asia-Pacific rim. In fact, according to Carnegie Mellon Today, there is an agreement between Carnegie Mellon and universities of South Australia to collaborate on research and education. One such school is Flanders University.

At least five faculty members will begin...

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